| A | B |
|---|
| (adj.) very old | Ancient |
| (adj.) early in history | Ancient |
| (n.) the usual weather conditions of a place | Climate |
| (Ant.) new | Ancient |
| (syn.) environment | Climate |
| (v.) to hold on firmly | Cling |
| (v.) to have a strong attachment to or feeling for something or someone | Cling |
| (Syn.) stick | Cling |
| (n.) a common practice | Custom |
| (n.) the way people do things year after year | Custom |
| (Syn.) habit | Custom |
| (v.) to slowly decline or fall into ruin | Decay |
| (Ant.) bloom | Decay |
| (v.) to make upset or uneasy | Disturb |
| (Syn.) disrupt | Disturb |
| (v.) to uncover or open to view | Expose |
| (v.) to make something known | Expose |
| (Ant.) cover | Expose |
| (v.) to carry out a task | Perform |
| (v.) to act or entertain | Perform |
| (Syn.) play | Preform |
| (Adj.) far removed in distance or time, out of the way | Remote |
| (Adj.) unlikely | Remote |
| (Adj.) very slight | Remote |
| (Ant.) nearby | Remote |
| (Adj.) lacking courage or confidence | Timid |
| (Ant.) confident | Timid |
